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Ⅳ. Shipment Packing and Shipping Marking Dear Sirs: Re: Shipment Packing and Shipping Marking We are writing to you to invite your attention to our order No. XXX covering 2,000 sets of chinaware for dinner service made in Jingdezhen. According to the Contract No. XXX, this order should be due on 15 December. To our surprise, up till now we still have not heard from you any news of delivery of these goods. Please pay attention to the delivery date and arrange the shipment as early as possible. In addition, the chinaware are easily to be broken and are, especially, not capable of withstanding the rough handling. Therefore taking good care of well packing is of great importance for reducing the losses in transporting. It is necessary for you to pack the goods in strong wooden cases bedded with foamed plastics for protection from being broken. As to the shipping marking, we wish you to do it according to our requirements as follows: 1. Correctly and distinctly mark the cases with our initials in a triangle , under which comes the destination port with Contract number. 2. Conspicuously stencil on both sides of the wooden cases with the words: “FRAGILE, HANDLE WITH CARE” with indelible paint which will not run off or blur because of dampness or rubbing. Your full cooperation will be expected. Sincerely yours, Ⅴ. Non-delivery of the Metal Box Containing Tool Kit and Accessories Dear Sirs， Re: Non-delivery of the Metal Box Containing Tool Kit and Accessories We felt very regrettable to hear the bad news from your fax this morning, informing us that the metal box containing tool kit and accessories didn’t reach your port of destination. Since the number of this metal box is mentioned on the Packing List and the whole consignment was examined and checked by the Chief Supervisor of the Transport Company before shipment in the storehouse of the dock, the non-delivery of this box does not fall within our responsibility. As requested, we have insured the goods agains